wouldn’t feed the poor. I’m thinking of the Catholics and they are likely to agree with N.L. and feed the hungry.Natural Law conservatives
Natural law can mean many different things in different contexts. It can even have a use in science, but that would be "natural law", lower-case.Votanic wrote:There are many, many Natural Laws in theory... but only one, de facto.HitRed wrote:So, what is Natural Law? Natural Law is a philosophy that has its roots in antiquity, but achieved its zenith during the Middle Ages through the Dominican friar Thomas Aquinas. The American Founding Fathers based much of their political ideas on Natural Law, as reflected by their reverence for natural rights such as life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. As the name implies Natural Law claims there is a natural order to the universe, specifically to human existence.
Everyone has their own opinion on the former... and few or none so stoic as to not wish to evade the full enforcement of the latter.
Indeed, that is the true test between the two! If you fight Natural Law and win, it was only a fancy, ...but if you must submit, then you are facing the 'real deal'.
I gave more information about Natural Law. I wanted to learn more about it and did so by reading what I posted. There was no point to make, other than to add more facts to the discussion. Facts are the basis for good discussion, are they not? What was there to analyze? Was I to critique the facts? To try to refute them? I doubt it.Dukasaur wrote:HR, I didn't see your question until afterward, but I believe I answered it anyway.
JP, just copying and pasting an article without taking the time to analyze it really doesn't contribute much.

You didn't bother to summarize what you posted in that thread, and then acted like you'd made some kind of point which out actually attempting making a point... I simply did the data interpretation part for you.jusplay4fun wrote:
When I copied and pasted facts (data) from BLS, it was a basis for some discussion in another thread on economics. It did establish some facts. Unfortunately, a person misquoted what I posted.
WILLIAMS5232 wrote: as far as dukasaur goes, i had no idea you were so goofy. i mean, you hate your parents so much you'd wish they'd been shot? just move out bro.
No doubt, but what is ironic in all this, is the removal of the weak/injured/otherwise inferior is largely Darwin's Survival of the Fitness in action, despite religious types often being opposed to the concept. I will assume you understand that there is no correlation with belief/political support of Darwinism and its actual practice, cause, and effect.Dukasaur wrote:Natural law can mean many different things in different contexts. It can even have a use in science, but that would be "natural law", lower-case.Votanic wrote:There are many, many Natural Laws in theory... but only one, de facto.HitRed wrote:So, what is Natural Law? Natural Law is a philosophy that has its roots in antiquity, but achieved its zenith during the Middle Ages through the Dominican friar Thomas Aquinas. The American Founding Fathers based much of their political ideas on Natural Law, as reflected by their reverence for natural rights such as life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. As the name implies Natural Law claims there is a natural order to the universe, specifically to human existence.
Everyone has their own opinion on the former... and few or none so stoic as to not wish to evade the full enforcement of the latter.
Indeed, that is the true test between the two! If you fight Natural Law and win, it was only a fancy, ...but if you must submit, then you are facing the 'real deal'.
"Natural Law", upper case, is a specific brand of Christian conservatism that holds that all things are as they should be, that logically, nothing can happen that isn't part of "God's plan." Taken to its logical conclusion, this means everything unfolds exactly as it should and everyone gets exactly what they deserve. If you're poor, it's because you obviously deserve to be poor. Maybe you're lazy, or maybe you're stupid, or maybe you're just a wicked sinner being punished, but in any case there's no point in anyone interfering in God's plan by helping you. If you're sick, maybe you have unclean personal habits, or maybe you're just unclean in the eyes of God, but again there's no point anyone trying to help you.
Of course most people will deny the logical consequences of their own beliefs, but statistics show what anecdotal evidence hides. For instance, analysis of court records in the Deep South shows that juries tend to give out much harsher punishments to criminals who were injured during the commission of their crime. Intuitively, one would think the opposite would be true -- that being injured would be treated as having been partially punished already, and lead to less remaining consequence. But in fact, whether they articulate it or not, these deeply conservative and religious juries seem to treat an injury as evidence that someone is obviously unworthy of mercy, and will heap on up to three times the sentence that they will give a healthy criminal.
Yes, I cited facts. You then made quotes for ME that were not appropriate nor true. I was allowing the data to speak for itself. Why did I need to summarize? The data was simple, cogent, and lucid.mookiemcgee wrote:You didn't bother to summarize what you posted in that thread, and then acted like you'd made some kind of point which out actually attempting making a point... I simply did the data interpretation part for you.jusplay4fun wrote:
When I copied and pasted facts (data) from BLS, it was a basis for some discussion in another thread on economics. It did establish some facts. Unfortunately, a person misquoted what I posted.

It sure was! The data all points to the conclusions I summarized for you. If you disagree, then use your brain to explain why I'm wrong... don't just call me a liar and walk away.jusplay4fun wrote:Yes, I cited facts. You then made quotes for ME that were not appropriate nor true. I was allowing the data to speak for itself. Why did I need to summarize? The data was simple, cogent, and lucid.mookiemcgee wrote:You didn't bother to summarize what you posted in that thread, and then acted like you'd made some kind of point which out actually attempting making a point... I simply did the data interpretation part for you.jusplay4fun wrote:
When I copied and pasted facts (data) from BLS, it was a basis for some discussion in another thread on economics. It did establish some facts. Unfortunately, a person misquoted what I posted.
WILLIAMS5232 wrote: as far as dukasaur goes, i had no idea you were so goofy. i mean, you hate your parents so much you'd wish they'd been shot? just move out bro.
Don't analyze the data and TRY To make it LOOK like I SAID THAT. You did; hence, you lied.mookiemcgee wrote:It sure was! The data all points to the conclusions I summarized for you. If you disagree, then use your brain to explain why I'm wrong... don't just call me a liar and walk away.jusplay4fun wrote:Yes, I cited facts. You then made quotes for ME that were not appropriate nor true. I was allowing the data to speak for itself. Why did I need to summarize? The data was simple, cogent, and lucid.mookiemcgee wrote:You didn't bother to summarize what you posted in that thread, and then acted like you'd made some kind of point which out actually attempting making a point... I simply did the data interpretation part for you.jusplay4fun wrote:
When I copied and pasted facts (data) from BLS, it was a basis for some discussion in another thread on economics. It did establish some facts. Unfortunately, a person misquoted what I posted.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-67809242Israel's bombardment of the Gaza Strip continued late into the night on Friday, with reports of sustained air strikes and ground attacks.
A strike on the Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza killed at least 18 people, according to Palestinian media.
An air strike also destroyed a water treatment plant in Jabalia, northern Gaza, it added.
The Palestine Red Crescent Society said air strikes had been conducted near its Al-Amal Hospital in the southern city of Khan Younis.
Doctors Without Borders said in a post on X, formerly Twitter, that Israel's "indiscriminate strikes" on Gaza had "turned the north of the Strip into a pile of rubble".
The UN's World Food Programme says that about a quarter of all households in Gaza - roughly 500,000 people - are facing "catastrophic hunger conditions", with food and water running out.
At least 20,000 people have been killed and 50,000 injured in the Gaza Strip since then, according to the Hamas-run health ministry in Gaza.
December 23, 23 Adoration
Sing unto me the King of Israel! For the Lord God has come to His people. Come, and behold the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world. For my time of entry is coming. I shall be in the world once again. The greatest miracle occurred when I took flesh and became a little baby. The world did not know me as the world does not know me now and rejects all I am. Let not your heart grow hard. Come to the little baby with great love and open your heart to Him who is the Savior of the world. Come and behold the Christ, the Lord, the Son of the Living God! I am unfailing in love and in justice. Come to Him the Savior and the King.
Israelis spent the week celebrating by spitting on crucifixes:HitRed wrote:December 23, 23 Adoration
Sing unto me the King of Israel! For the Lord God has come to His people. Come, and behold the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world. For my time of entry is coming. I shall be in the world once again. The greatest miracle occurred when I took flesh and became a little baby. The world did not know me as the world does not know me now and rejects all I am. Let not your heart grow hard. Come to the little baby with great love and open your heart to Him who is the Savior of the world. Come and behold the Christ, the Lord, the Son of the Living God! I am unfailing in love and in justice. Come to Him the Savior and the King.
Pack Rat wrote:if it quacks like a duck and walk like a duck, it's still fascism
https://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewt ... 0#p5349880
Just NEVER forget, Palestine was NEVER the land of the Jew. it was always the land of many peoples and faiths.saxitoxin wrote:Israelis spent the week celebrating by spitting on crucifixes:HitRed wrote:December 23, 23 Adoration
Sing unto me the King of Israel! For the Lord God has come to His people. Come, and behold the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world. For my time of entry is coming. I shall be in the world once again. The greatest miracle occurred when I took flesh and became a little baby. The world did not know me as the world does not know me now and rejects all I am. Let not your heart grow hard. Come to the little baby with great love and open your heart to Him who is the Savior of the world. Come and behold the Christ, the Lord, the Son of the Living God! I am unfailing in love and in justice. Come to Him the Savior and the King.
Francesca Albanese, Italian attorney and United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Occupied Palestinian Territories, confirms that Israel does NOT have a so-called right of self-defense:Understand this: Israelis are Europeans. All their leaders came from East Europe. Many have dual passports. They can easily go back to Europe but insist on staying in Palestine, stealing land, and if you stand up to them they kill you & call you a "terrorist".
Zionism is a cult
https://twitter.com/richimedhurst/statu ... p5zmg&s=19
https://twitter.com/ajitxsingh/status/1 ... 4335392943
- - Self-defense under international law is a term of legal art and means the right to wage war.
- This is consolidated jurisprudence of the supreme judicial organ of the United Nations.
- The right of self-defense can only be invoked when a state is threatened by another state.
- Israel is not under threat from another state. It is under threat from a private armed group operating from a territorial non-entity.
- Israel cannot claim the right of self-defense against a threat that emanates from its own territory, or territory it occupies.
Pack Rat wrote:if it quacks like a duck and walk like a duck, it's still fascism
https://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewt ... 0#p5349880
Kinda exactly the point, isn't it?saxitoxin wrote:Good summary of the situation:
Understand this: Israelis are Europeans. All their leaders came from East Europe. Many have dual passports. They can easily go back to Europe but insist on staying in Palestine,
It does if you're the people who have to get kicked out so they can have "one country to have for their own."Dukasaur wrote:Kinda exactly the point, isn't it?saxitoxin wrote:Good summary of the situation:
Understand this: Israelis are Europeans. All their leaders came from East Europe. Many have dual passports. They can easily go back to Europe but insist on staying in Palestine,
They come from European countries where for a thousand years they have been a minority -- exploited, persecuted, prosecuted, sometimes even slaughtered. All they want is one country to have for their own, where they will be left alone to prosper. Doesn't seem like a big ask.
Pack Rat wrote:if it quacks like a duck and walk like a duck, it's still fascism
https://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewt ... 0#p5349880
Duk, can't see that clearly because he's had Jewish Exceptionalism marketed to him since childhood by manipulative media-control. Even the term 'anti-semitic' has become misused to refer only to Jews, when it actually refers to all Semitic peoples/languages, a group that also includes Arabs.saxitoxin wrote:It does if you're the people who have to get kicked out so they can have "one country to have for their own."Dukasaur wrote:Kinda exactly the point, isn't it?saxitoxin wrote:Good summary of the situation:
Understand this: Israelis are Europeans. All their leaders came from East Europe. Many have dual passports. They can easily go back to Europe but insist on staying in Palestine,
They come from European countries where for a thousand years they have been a minority -- exploited, persecuted, prosecuted, sometimes even slaughtered. All they want is one country to have for their own, where they will be left alone to prosper. Doesn't seem like a big ask.
So now, we're blaming it on Yahweh? Even if we assume for a moment that Yahweh actually did send fire and brimstone to Sodom and Gomorrah, knocked down the walls of Jericho, and destroyed the temple of the Philistines*...2dimes wrote:Abraham didn't mind sharing the land with Sodomites. In fact he petitioned on their behalf, asking if any good guys would be harmed there, before the lord lit them up.
He's also made his home in a country that was quite literally founded on the slaughter and subjugation of the native peoples who previously occupied it, so Israeli-style settler occupation is presumably hardwired into his psyche these days.Votanic wrote:Duk, can't see that clearly because he's had Jewish Exceptionalism marketed to him since childhood by manipulative media-control. Even the term 'anti-semitic' has become misused to refer only to Jews, when it actually refers to all Semitic peoples/languages, a group that also includes Arabs.saxitoxin wrote:It does if you're the people who have to get kicked out so they can have "one country to have for their own."Dukasaur wrote:Kinda exactly the point, isn't it?saxitoxin wrote:Good summary of the situation:
Understand this: Israelis are Europeans. All their leaders came from East Europe. Many have dual passports. They can easily go back to Europe but insist on staying in Palestine,
They come from European countries where for a thousand years they have been a minority -- exploited, persecuted, prosecuted, sometimes even slaughtered. All they want is one country to have for their own, where they will be left alone to prosper. Doesn't seem like a big ask.
Subjugation? I don't know about that. Those First Nationers seem to be rasing a 'war cry' about everything nowadays. Burning down churchs and demanding landfill dig-ups that could cost well over $100 million... all the fuss being over corpses. That is taking human remain worship too far. If anything we should be encouraging cremation, bio-decomposition, and non-embalmed burials with minimum cost and resource expense. Of course, if there are some truly valuable 'paleo' remains give them to the research anthropologists so we can all learn more about human history and evolution.bigtoughralf wrote:He's also made his home in a country that was quite literally founded on the slaughter and subjugation of the native peoples who previously occupied it, so Israeli-style settler occupation is presumably hardwired into his psyche these days.Votanic wrote:Duk, can't see that clearly because he's had Jewish Exceptionalism marketed to him since childhood by manipulative media-control. Even the term 'anti-semitic' has become misused to refer only to Jews, when it actually refers to all Semitic peoples/languages, a group that also includes Arabs.saxitoxin wrote:It does if you're the people who have to get kicked out so they can have "one country to have for their own."Dukasaur wrote:Kinda exactly the point, isn't it?saxitoxin wrote:Good summary of the situation:
Understand this: Israelis are Europeans. All their leaders came from East Europe. Many have dual passports. They can easily go back to Europe but insist on staying in Palestine,
They come from European countries where for a thousand years they have been a minority -- exploited, persecuted, prosecuted, sometimes even slaughtered. All they want is one country to have for their own, where they will be left alone to prosper. Doesn't seem like a big ask.
Pack Rat wrote:if it quacks like a duck and walk like a duck, it's still fascism
https://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewt ... 0#p5349880
December 30, 23 Adoration
God the Father
I tell of things from of old, ages past, but not forgotten. I have slipped away from the thoughts and hearts of men. How easily does man turn from his God. The only true God of Israel that goes back farther than time itself. How have men forgotten the lessons of old times past of those who dared to turn away from the God of Israel? I shall enter again as I did long ago to regain hearts that have strayed and those who have turned away. Gone are the days of old and the same lessons are having to be learned once again by this generation. The hearts of men go like the wind. I am the King of all hearts!